As I say goodnight to my 12-year-
old daughter Pickle, I ask her if she would like to walk, bike or drive to school the next day. “But I don’t go to school anymore,” she answers...

Here are some more good reads from the Vineyard Gazette and Martha's Vineyard Magazine archives. Consider it a time out from the news of the day. This week’s stories include a piece by...

The world needs good stories now more than ever. The Gazette has turned to its archives to unearth some great reads from the newspaper and Martha’s Vineyard Magazine. Sit back with a cup of...

My daughter Pickle and I are walking the dog yet again, traveling the dirt road loop that stretches around our neighborhood. Pickle (her nickname) is incredibly bored now that school has been...

Rev. Dr. John David Schule, longtime pastor of the Federated Church of Martha’s Vineyard, died at home surrounded by family on March 12 after a long battle with lymphoma. He was 89. Reverend...

The list of Island closures and cancellations due to the threat of the coronavirus mounted Friday, including the announcement that all Vineyard schools would close for a two-week hiatus effective...

The Martha’s Vineyard Film Festival is postponing its festival scheduled for March 26 to 29, the organization said in a press release sent out this afternoon, due to worries about the...

The Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank has completed a long-planned purchase of a 46.5-acre property in Aquinnah south of State Road, known historically as the Hebron Wamsley Homestead. The total...

Beck and Norah Jones will headline this year’s Beach Road Weekend lineup, the festival announced today. The three-day music festival takes place July 24 to July 26 at Veteran’s Park in...

Daniel Sharkovitz, the Vineyard’s beloved ‘Shark’ and longtime English teacher at the regional high school, died on February 16. He was 68 years old. Mr. Sharkovitz taught at the...